Apr 27, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 32 segments
Crack the case and admire the artistry of live action animation as we're on the trail of *Who Framed Roger Rabbit* (1988)! To help solve this movie mystery, the pod is joined by host of Nostalgium…
But Valiant's next beat is heading to that Ink and Paper Club, or Ink and Paint Club, where he gives the password, "Walt sent me," and the toon bouncer lets him in.
And inside there's this sort of like vaudeville stage on which toons are performing, specifically starting out with the aforementioned You Gotta Pair One Duck With Another.
Daffy and Donald are kind of doing a dueling pianos bit on stage where they'll attack each other as well and put each other in the piano and play, and they go back and forth.
[laughs] And I loved the representation from even my favorite animated things of all time with the pop- the penguins from Mary Poppins are all toddling around as the servers and the waitstaff.
And they're, they're technically, uh, the penguins are technically one of the few, like, anachronisms in the movie because-
But so it's kind of funny the idea of like they hadn't made it yet, you know, they're-
They're, they're, they're waiting on their big break, they're waiting tables, you know, they're doing the, the Hollywood grind.
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But Valiant's next beat is heading to that Ink and Paper Club, or Ink and Paint Club, where he gives the password, "Walt sent me," and the toon bouncer lets him in.
And inside there's this sort of like vaudeville stage on which toons are performing, specifically starting out with the aforementioned You Gotta Pair One Duck With Another.
Daffy and Donald are kind of doing a dueling pianos bit on stage where they'll attack each other as well and put each other in the piano and play, and they go back and forth.
[laughs] And I loved the representation from even my favorite animated things of all time with the pop- the penguins from Mary Poppins are all toddling around as the servers and the waitstaff.
And they're, they're technically, uh, the penguins are technically one of the few, like, anachronisms in the movie because-
But so it's kind of funny the idea of like they hadn't made it yet, you know, they're-
They're, they're, they're waiting on their big break, they're waiting tables, you know, they're doing the, the Hollywood grind.
